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...s to cross Europe in quest of its author, though no less a person than the master of the world—to seek him out in the inner recesses of his capital ci... ...work of the Em- peror Julian’s. He was a most accomplished horseman, and a master (peritissimus) in the use of arms. But, notwithstand- ing his skill ... ...yet open to them, on the known terms of absolute treachery to their former master, and instant sur- render to the victor of the hour. For this capital... ...in can- ing or cudgelling the inferior soldiers: “propterea vitis in manum data,” says Salmasius, “verberando scilicet militi qui deliquisset.” We are... ... mother. By Herodian the discontents of the army are re- ferred to the ill management of the Persian campaign, and the unpromising commencement of the... ...o, a great source of the senate’s power had been found in the uncontrolled management of the provin- cial revenues; but at this time, Augustus so arra...

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...rible;—all this gives an impres sion of power, of resource, of energy, of mastery, that exhila rates the reader. So many inspired prophets of Hawtho... ...ight fall, or on how unequal an antagonist. “If you insist upon an answer, Master Ned, you shall have it,” replied he. “You were taken by me, boy, a f... ...ested a remarkable docility for instruc tion, and a singular quickness in mastering the preliminary steps which lead to science: a subtle instinct, i... ...ile being in the graveyard at play— to give him Christian advice as to the management of his charge. But, to confess the truth, the Doctor’s reception... ...nd then over his dress and figure, as if to gather from them some reliable data as to his station. “I am the Warden of this Hospital,” said he, with n...

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...ndly to the divine art which he professed. But it was impossible to supply data for the construction of a horoscope, had the na- tive been otherwise d... ...sisted of the Laird, and a sort of person who might be the village school- master, or perhaps the minister’s assistant; his appearance was too shabby ... ...” said Sampson, “I opine with Sir Isaac Newton, Knight, and umwhile [Late] master of his Majesty’s mint, that the (pretended) science of astrology is ... ...o) from all the males of the family, but especially from the hus- band and master. He was, accordingly, expected to conduct himself as if he knew of n... ...urchaser, who had become a principal creditor, and forced himself into the management of the affairs by means best known to himself, and who, it was t... ...namoured of the complicated intrigues which they contain, as to assume the management of a little family novel of her own, and constitute her daugh- t... ...e she was twelve years old, and she was then a sweet pretty girl under the management of a very silly father. But my interest in her is of an early da...

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... xi Staff List xiii?xiv Preface xv 1. ?WE HAVE SOME PLANES? 1 1.1 Inside the Four Flights 1 1.2 Improvising a Homeland Defense 14 1.3 National Crisis Management 35 2. THE FOUNDATION OF THE NEW TERRORISM 47 2.1 A Declaration of War 47 2.2 Bin Ladin?s Appeal in the Islamic World 48 2.3 The Rise of Bin Ladin and al Qaeda (1988?1992) 55 2.4 Building an Organization, Declaring ...

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...ur Flights 1 1.2 Improvising a Homeland Defense 14 1.3 National Crisis Management 35 2. THE FOUNDATION OF THE NEW TERRORISM 47 2.1 A Declarati... ... 339 11.1 Imagination 339 11.2 Policy 348 11.3 Capabilities 350 11.4 Management 353 12. WHAT TO DO? A GLOBAL STRATEGY 361 12.1 Reflecting on... ...ned cruising altitude of 29,000 feet.All communications and flight profile data were normal.About this time the “Fasten Seatbelt” sign would usually h... ...t down keep remaining sitting.We have a bomb on board. So, sit.”The flight data recorder (also recovered) indicates that Jarrah then instructed the pl... ...t to turn the aircraft around and head east. 75 The cockpit voice recorder data indicate that a woman, most likely a flight attendant, was being held ... ...he most recent hijacking that involved U.S. air traf- fic controllers, FAA management, and military coordination had occurred in 1993. 90 In order to ... ... pride to people who consider themselves the victims of successive foreign masters. He uses cultural and religious allusions to the holy Qur’an and so... ...illing of Muslims, this is permissible under Islam.”Asked if he had indeed masterminded these bombings, Bin Ladin said that the W orld Islamic Front f... ...ly” list contained the names of just 12 terrorist suspects (including 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed), even though government watchlists conta...

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...gally bound to it. Slavery, from be inn a mere affair of force between the master and the slave, became regularised and a matter of compact among the ... ...nder the very eye, and almost, it may be said, in the hands, of one of the masters in closer intimacy with him than with any of her fellow subjects; w... ...s; with no means of com bining against him, no power of even locally over mastering him, and, on the other hand, with the stron gest motives for see... ...an marries, it may in general be under stood that she makes choice of the management of a household, and the bringing up of a family, as the first ca... ...go by. The power of drawing the best conclusion possible from insufficient data is not indeed useless in philosophy; the construction of a provisional... ...education; for nearly the whole of the occupations of women consist in the management of small but multi tudinous details, on each of which the mind ... ...s no inferior ity. Our best novelists in point of composition, and of the management of detail, have mostly been women; and there is not in all moder...

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...urable result of their exploits. Both also minister to that propensity for mastery which pervades all predatory communities. From the ownership of wom... ...be associated in men’s habits of thought with weakness and subjection to a master. It is therefore a mark of inferiority, and therefore comes to be ac... ...d form. In the absence of the functionary whose office it was to shift his master’s seat, the king sat uncomplaining before the fire and suffered his ... ...y. Private grounds also show the same physiognomy wherever they are in the management or ownership of per- sons whose tastes have been formed under mi... ...r the competitive regime is best served by shrewd trading and unscrupulous management. The characteristics named above as serving the interests of the... ...ed in competitive industry; especially those fundamental lines of economic management which are classed as financiering operations. To these may be ad... ...ttle if anything has been done towards collecting or 163 Veblen digesting data that are of special significance for the ques- tion of survival or eli... ...tent; and since the purpose here is not to make an exhaustive collation of data showing the effect of the pecuniary culture upon edu- cation, but rath...

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...slightest effect! The personages next in importance to the beadle, are the master of the workhouse and the parish schoolmas- ter. The vestry-clerk, as... ...a gallery having being enlarged and beautified, or an organ re- built. The master of the workhouse is not, in our parish— nor is he usually in any oth... ...should think he had been an inferior sort of attorney’s clerk, or else the master of a national school—whatever he was, it is clear his present positi... ...r, brought forward certain dis- tinct and specific charges relative to the management of the workhouse, boldly expressed his total want of confidence ... ...ly were a great requisite, he entreated them to look to facts, and compare data, about which there could be no mistake. Bung was 35 years of age. Spru... ...r as the performers, who receive, in return for their contributions to the management, tick- ets to the amount of the money they pay. All the minor th... ...ay-time: 244 Sketches by Boz the theatres (especially theatres under lady management) at night; and who assume all the foppishness and levity of boys...

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... should indicate that a modern woman carries no instinctive system of baby management about with her in her brain, even if her savage ancestress had a... ...how we can get this mental plant, this foundation substance, this abundant mastered language best developed in the individual, and how far we may go t... ...ess. There is a widely dif- fused idea that a child is particularly apt to master and retain languages, and people try and inoculate with French and G... ...ly a very small minority of English or American people have more than half mastered the splendid heritage of their native speech. T o this neglected a... ...; will always be seeking to replace efficiency by orthodoxy upon staff and management; and, with an unconquerable, uncompromising persistency, will se... ...ual in opportu- nity to all other children—and it also wants to secure the management of affairs in the hands of the very best men, not the noisiest, ... ...ance for a moment or so now, in the most tentative fashion, at some of the data for this inquiry, and then revert from this excursion into general the... ...r here more than anywhere lying is the poi- son of life. But between these data there are great interroga- tive blanks no generalization will fill—cas...

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... a career, is sure to return in a new form: in the desire for intellectual mastery and for despotic power within their own sect. From these causes it ... ...- 10 Proposed Roads to Freedom ently because they are judged on different data. And so it is with those who view the capitalist from the standpoint o... ...es.” “Modern industry has converted the little workshop of the patriarchal master into the great factory of the industrial capi- talist. Masses of lab... ...large to their conditions of appropriation. The proletarians cannot become masters of the productive forces of society, except by abolish- ing their o... ...’ s plan there will presumably be an Author’s Guild, with a Com- mittee of Management, if Anarchism allows such things. This Committee of Management w... ...ork in them. There will not be capitalist man- agement, as at present, but management by elected representa- tives, as in politics. Relations between ... ...n completed we may hope to see the principles of Anarchism embodied in the management of communal affairs. How will the economic and political system ...

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...slightest effect! The personages next in importance to the beadle, are the master of the workhouse and the parish schoolmas- ter. The vestry-clerk, as... ...a gallery having being enlarged and beautified, or an organ re- built. The master of the workhouse is not, in our parish— nor is he usually in any oth... ...should think he had been an inferior sort of attorney’s clerk, or else the master of a national school—whatever he was, it is clear his present positi... ...r, brought forward certain dis- tinct and specific charges relative to the management of the workhouse, boldly expressed his total want of confidence ... ...ly were a great requisite, he entreated them to look to facts, and compare data, about which there could be no mistake. Bung was 35 years of age. Spru... ...r as the performers, who receive, in return for their contributions to the management, tick- ets to the amount of the money they pay. All the minor th... ...ay-time: 244 Sketches by Boz the theatres (especially theatres under lady management) at night; and who assume all the foppishness and levity of boys...

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...the same kind of knowledge which on a smaller scale secures success in the management of the fam- ily or of private life. It is characteristic of such... ...nstitute the end or good of man as such. On the other hand, he rejects his master Plato’s conception of a good which is the end of the whole universe,... ... or inheritance, while “correc- tive justice” is concerned solely with the management of le- gal redress. The whole treatment is confused by the unhap... ...has no direct relation to human conduct: the second is identical with that master science of human life of which the whole treatise, consisting of the... ... This ideal was partly an inheritance from the more ardent idealism of his master Plato, but partly it was the expression of personal expe- rience. Th... ...ip-building art, a vessel; of the mili- tary art, victory; and of domestic management, wealth; are respectively the Ends. And whatever of such actions... ... valour. We must be content then, in speaking of such things and from such data, to set forth the truth roughly and in outline; in other words, since ... ...; in other words, since we are speaking of general matter and from general data, to draw also conclusions merely general. And in the same spirit shoul... ...ust now inquire concerning Happiness, not only from our conclusion and the data on which our reasoning pro- ceeds, but likewise from what is commonly ...

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...fficult than, let us say, twice the difficulty in learning the control and management of a motor-bicycle. I cannot understand the sort of young man wh... ...il at science and art and literature, to de- velop social organisation, to master and better our methods of business and industry, and to clamber abov... ...ies, and to that we must look for our ultimate liberation from our present masters, these politician barristers. But the Labour situ- ation cannot wai... ...ork for ourselves, a great economy of labour through machinery and skilful management. So much is unavoidable if we are to meet these enlarged require... ...past history before A.D. 1800! “No current politics,” whispers the school- master, “no religion—except the coldest formalities Some parent might objec... ...hools. And, next, every school of socialism ac- cepts the concentration of management and property as nec- essary, and declines to contemplate what is... ...ons and exact measurements of a science, and to set up ideals and rules as data for such classi- fication and measurements. They develop an alleged se... ...sentially fluid and moving, the tendency to consider as given fact or dead data that which creates itself and gives itself into the world of phenomena...

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... dards and customs of the elders increases. Mere physical growing up, mere mastery of the bare necessities of sub- sistence will not suffice to reprod... ...rmal association with others, since books and the symbols of knowledge are mastered. But there are conspicuous dangers attendant upon the transition f... ... only because adults (by means of a similar engrossment in their day) have mastered these ends, which have consequently ceased to interest them. Most ... ...derstand and have no personal interest in. Much is said about scien- tific management of work. It is a narrow view which re- stricts the science which... ...he tendency to reduce such things as efficiency of activity and scientific management to purely technical externals is evidence of the one-sided stimu... ...; namely, alertness in foreseeing the various conclusions to which present data and considerations are tending, together with continu- ally renewed ob... ...t that the value of the reflection lies upon keeping one’s self out of the data. The almost insurmountable difflculty of achieving this detachment is ... ...sses by which he attempts to supply meaning to a multitude of disconnected data, can- not be the basis of a method which shall take effect in the camp... ... which bring their natural impulses into play, go- ing to school is a joy, management is less of a burden, and learning is easier. Sometimes, perhaps,...

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...! Not that she pitied herself. Everybody had been kind to her—governesses, masters, girls, and all. She had been happy and successful, and had made nu... ...her age, when she has abso- lutely seen nothing of his kind but the German master!” “Trust her,” said Mrs. Brownlow. “Nay, she never could have a free... ...nt who opened the door thought Miss Janet was in the drawing-room, but the master was out. It sounded desolate, and Carey ran up stairs, craving and e... ... always her grandmamma’s deputy. Thus Janet and nurse had succeeded to the management when poor Carey was too ill and wretched to attend to it; and it... ...but with a steadfast resolution, and with a balance and knowl- edge of the management of his limbs due to Eton athletics. Mr. Graham went up to encour... ...! I sometimes think that there must have been some- thing defective in the management of that excellent doctor and his mother, as if they had never ta... ...ve offered freely to share all that I shall gain, if I may only obtain the data needful to perfect zie discovery of zie learned and ven- erated father...

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... out one leg, and gazed silently, good humoredly, with a faint smile, at his master. “I told them to come on Sunday, and till then not to trouble you ... ...iskers. “Thank God!” said Matvey, showing by this response that he, like his master, realized the significance of this arrival—that is, that Anna Arkad... ...ing only with his eyes, and putting his hands in his pockets, he watched his master with his head on one side. Stepan Arkadyevitch was silent a minute... ...That question we have no right to answer as yet.” “We have not the requisite data,” chimed in the professor, and he went back to his argument. “No,” h... ...o account the character of the laborer on the land as one of the unalterable data of the ques tion, like the climate and the soil, and consequently d... ...uently deducing all the principles of scientific culture, not simply from the data of soil and climate, but from the data of soil, climate, and a certa... ...by the peasants for twenty roubles the three acres. When Levin took over the management of the estate, he thought on examining the grass lands that th... ...rity of the country is being ruined. Where the land with serf labor and good management gave a yield of nine to one, on the half crop system it yields... ... Moscow, who for a consideration of five hundred roubles had investigated the management of their property, and found that it was costing them a loss o...

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...ermine. T oo certain it is that I was so. I never ridded myself of an over-mastering and brooding sense, shadowy and vague, a dim abiding feeling (tha... ...ry sense that my felicity was too exquisite; or, in the words of the great master ‘I wept to have’ [absolutely, by anticipation, shed tears in pos... ...r, in this moment of trial, when (as she might see) I was not so perfectly master of myself as perhaps always to depend upon seeing what was best to b... ... he treated with scorn; and I could easily see that, with a little skilful management of opportunity, I might, upon occasion, draw from him all the se... ...d to celebrate a great national event: and in those days of relaxed prison management the utmost license was allowed to the rejoicing. This indulgence... ... circumstances on coming up with them. The result was, through the prudent management of Assarcho, that the clan, without compromising their pride or ... ... the outstretched neck of an uneasy horse at Doncaster. This is one of the data overlooked by Kant; and the less excusably overlooked, because it was ...

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...in another, we must advert to the effects of that superior policy and good management which would probably distinguish the government of one above the... ...nor did she appear to be entirely resigned to it, till, by negotiation and management, something like an equivalent was found for the loss she suppose... ...esources; the mismanagement of their finances; accidental disorders in the management of the government; and, in addition to the rest, the reluctance ... ...uperiors. The transition from this disposition to that of considering them masters, is neither remote nor difficult; but it is very difficult to preva... ...ion. They, of course, would hardly remain long indifferent to that decided mastery, of which experience has shown us to be possessed in this valuable ... ...d lose fewer partisans by such a measure than themselves, and would become masters of the public deliberations, vigor- ously opposed and defeated the ... ...may safely challenge those who make the assertion to bring for- ward their data, and may affirm that they would be found as vague and uncertain as any...

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...ng, and be- came seriously alarmed. At this period I knew little about the management of a boat, and was now depending entirely upon the nautical skil... ..., do we deduce inferences with entire certainty, even from the most simple data. It might be supposed that a catastrophe such as I have just related w... ... of my scheme of deception, I was necessarily obliged to leave much to the management of Augustus, who was employed for the greater part of every day ... ...n- 52 Poe in Five V olumes deed a jolly boat might have done under proper management. The stowage on board the Grampus was most clumsily done, if sto... ...y. Thus, in far less time than I have taken to tell it, we found ourselves masters of the brig. 67 V olume Three The only person of our opponents who... ...empt could not possibly be resumed until some one of them was sufficiently master of himself to aid me by holding the end of the rope while I went dow... ...nstantaneously with a single blow of the weapon, and leaving us completely masters of the field. So rapidly bad these events passed, that we could sca...

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...ed that the comparison of the respective weights (if there were sufficient data) of an equal number of the largest herbivorous quadrupeds of each coun... ...he river which runs by San Pedro was so full of putrid carcasses, that the master of a vessel told me that the smell rendered it quite impassable. Wit... ...ich undergo a constant round of decay and renovation. In the memory of the master several large ones had disappeared, and others again had been formed... ... next day, as it blew rather freshly, though with a favouring current, the master was much too indolent to think of starting. At Bajada, he was descri... ...care is displayed in each part of the establishment, and especially in the management of the springs, so that a single drop of water may not be lost: ...

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...gan- ism, if not an arrest of development. This then is the origin of the “Master Instinct,” hunger. When we consider the various emotions growing fro... ...ch function through the primeval instincts, he is shackled to the bed-rock master instincts in such manner that they usually win. This is conclusively... ... by the history of the race. If this is true, we should expect to find the master hunger specially active through the many chances presented for ex- p... ...Still the time that scientists have worked on the problem is short and the data imperfect, and many years of patient study will be needed before there... ...ount of feeble intellects might sometime commit crime. The world has ample data at hand to show more humane and at the same time much cheaper ways, ev... ...inheritance, and necessarily, much evi- dence was pure hearsay without the data of careful investiga- tion at hand. The case, however, does show a sur... ...always be the case. At present no penal institutions have the equipment or management to provide against such shortcomings. They never can have it whi...